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Blogging

Social Media Network Strategy by Darren Rouse

by dzielski on March 21, 2010

I have been noticing that lately I have been spending a majority of my free time on my facebook page and my twitter account and not writing too much on my blog here. While it is important to expand your reach into new and existing networks, you also do not want to let you home base, in this case my blog go stale (actually, InnoGage has a great product called InnoBlogs that wont allow for blogs to go stale, a MUST for business blogging!)

I saw this video by Darren Rouse of ProBlogger and he talks about exactly what was happening to me. I was not spending time in my core or my blog, as he puts it, but was spending a lot of time in my outposts.

While it is important to connect in these outposts, it is also a good idea to build your core business blog or web site as well. He gives a great overview of how this works, as well as some other tips for building your own social media networking strategy. He gives a real example of a business he created and building relationships with similar sites.

If you are looking to build a successful social media networking strategy, I suggest you take a look at this video. Darren Rouse is the master of blogging!

Tagged as: building relationships, darren rouse, Facebook, innoblogs, innogage, networking strategy, problogger, social media network strategy, twitter

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Blog Content – Rich in your Niche

by dzielski on October 23, 2009

When writing content for your company blog, make sure your content is Rich in your Niche and that you keep posting frequently. What is meant by this is you should write about what you do most of the time, your expertise, your

Rich in your Niche

service, giving advice to your followers. For instance, I like to put up post in areas where my clients seem to be stuck or I see an area that needs further explanation in the field of business development and social media marketing. I will rarely write about how to re-pot your daisy’s or paint the fender of a 1998 Acura. Keep writing about your niche, why you are in business.

Another point is to write frequently. I know I am guilty of this myself, as the days seem to fly by and I do not post as much as I would like. But this is where setting an hour a week to read something new in your industry then write a post about it may be handy. Your doing two things at once, learning and sharing. Just remember, a stale blog is worse than no blog at all. Itdoes not look good for you and your business.

Tagged as: blog, frequent, rich in your niche, writing

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How to add a post in Wordpress

by dzielski on September 29, 2009

This is a very simple and through video for beginners to Wordpress blogs that One World Social Media creates for their clients. I suggest all beginners watch this 8 minute video to get the basics of writing blog posts. Since you will be doing this quite often, it is very important for you to learn how to do this and do it correctly.